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... the majesty of his hautbois and grand concertos, the ingenuity of the accompaniments to his songs and choruses, ... ... , the vocal Music of Purcell is, sometimes to my feelings, as superior to Handel's as an original poem to a translation «. History III ...

... tiefer gehend, voller und einheitlicher im Gefühlsausdruck, erscheint das Bußlied » Have mercy upon me o God «, und seiner Bedeutung entsprechend hat Händel es ... ... Zion now her head shall raise, Tune your harps to songs of praise hat er den ...

... ihre Zufälle bekommen. – She 'll have her will, or have her fits. Der letzte Zug ist ... ... paragraphs, with your Lordships leave, to shew that such affirmations, for to affirm amongst these fine men is to reason, either prove ...

... 191, ›a reciter of the Dhamma‹, have been recognised by the earlier decipherers. But a third, very interesting one ... ... the Sutta Piṭaka existed at so early a period lends some support to the view of those scholars, who, like Professor Oldenberg, identify the ...

... or when it was exhausted before, entirely to omit it: whence it comes to pass that some of his Eclogues (as the sixth, eighth and tenth for example) have nothing but their Titles to distinguish them. The reason is evident, because the year has ...

... to tread the Paths of Greatness! My Child! – I have undone thee! Genug! Leben Sie wohl; und lernen Sie hieraus, ... ... poor People from the Yoke of Rome And take thy painful servant to thy Mercy! Northumberland und Suffolk beschließen, den Tod ...

... etc. I feel myself much flattered by your invitation to add my essays to the works of great father Haydn. I have not profited of your permission to change some notes in the melodies because every little declination from their original would have denaturated them. etc .«

... manner of beating of his instrument (to pieces be every moment expected), that to our minds places Thalberg ... ... als es von irgend einer Seite geschehen war. »Unable to detect an atom of genuine feeling«, denuncirt ... ... critics may not understand M. Liszt, but the musicians crowd to listen to him etc. « Außer in öffentlichen Koncerten spielte der ...

... and engagements sacred. This trait was remarked to be true of them in their concerns in trade. On ... ... the members of every church and congregation ought to know one another ,.... therefore a church ought not to consist of such a multitude as cannot have practical knowledge one of another ...

... by profession who are often obliged to adopt statements on the authority of other people. Das heißt doch fürwahr ... ... will, das ist er untersucht die Natur unsers Erkenntnis-Vermögens. – What right have we to suppose that our sensations are any thing more than our sensations ...

... you have made my system as clear, as i ought to have done, and could not. It is indeed the same system ... ... 6 I have only one piece of mercy to beg of you; do ... ... not laugh at my gravity, but permit to me, to wear the beard of a Philosopher till ...

... . Vol. II. p. 78. 79) – Some have insinuated, that fine scenes proved the ruin ... ... in which the poets of those times freely indulged themselves, there was nothing to help the spectator's understanding, or to assist the actor's performance, but bare imagination. – The spirit and ...

... was not possible for mortal prowess, to hold out long at this rate: so he drooped by degrees ... ... the prizes they had taken. The Winter-Quarter being over, they were forced to put to sea again, and would fain have engaged me as a tender; but ...

... dort nachzuschlagen. Er heißt: »We have taken another step forward in recognizing an international accountability for persecutions, exterminations, ... ... , nicht Himmler, direkt unterstellte Reichsbehörde – »agency for the transfer of funds to German minorities organizations« – seit 1936, also längst bevor das Reichskommissariat geschaffen ...

... the Trustees of the British Museum, to signify to You, that they have received the present of the ... ... My intention in carrying with me this manuscript composition, was to have an irrefragable proof of his abilities as a player at sight ... ... , which happened under the age of twenty, Barratier seems to have astonished Germany with his amazing extent ...

... es wieder auf englisch machen. »I then stated to him« (to him is Schacht) »that the President in conversation ... ... mines in Serbia and Turkey, mineral oils in Romania). Today we have to reckon with the possibility of being thrown back in ...

... as to the results of the conference. I beg you not to forget what I urged upon you at our last meeting. We are to accomplish here more than we dared hope, when we came ... ... thoughtless, featherbrained enthusiasts from discrediting the work;–since to do so is to discourage all future efforts of this sort. ...

... long run. As a musical illustration to this text we have but to point to the career of M. Liszt. He came among us ... ... hand which with anyone else would have amounted to disqualification, his performance left all other pianoforte performance far ...

... well, and, before it suffers her to draw water, obliges her to betrothe herself to the monster, under the penalty of being torn ... ... frog lover appears at the door and demands entrance, according to promise, to the great consternation of the lady and her nurse. ...

... house in Dahlem. I wished especially to see Schacht, whose life is said to be in danger.« ... ... in England sometimes forget and fail to realize that even dictators can be up to a point, necessary for a period and even extremely beneficial ... ... englischen Text vor mir habe: »Dr. Schacht proposed to the meeting the raising of an election ...